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Justice Ombwayo in a spot for issuing two similar rulings in property dispute

By Daniel Chege | 8h ago

Nakuru ELC Judge Anthony Ombwayo at the court during the War Memorial Hospital case February 5 ,2024. [FILE, Standard]

Former Nakuru Environment and Land Court Judge Anthony Ombwayo is on the spot for issuing two similar rulings in a dispute over the property of late Nakuru nominated MP Phillip Kamau.

Judge Ombwayo, who left Nakuru station in January 2026 after a transfer, issued the two similar rulings on November 27, 2025, and January 22, 2026, respectively.

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